JDOM needs to have the ability to retain the internal DTD subset and all
you to change it. It's a project that isn't terribly hard, but the
volunteers doing it haven't seemed to bring it to completion. The joys
of open source. It's still in the TODO though.
-jh-
> Elite Garty wrote:
>> Hi
> I need to use an xml that works both online and offline, i.e. cannot
> have a reference to a remote dtd, but still has to be able to get
> updates whenever online.
>> The main problem is, I do not want to download the xml and its dtd
> separately.
> For example, I found an xml with the dtd built-in:
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
> <!DOCTYPE First [
> <!ELEMENT First (headline)>
> <!ELEMENT headline (#PCDATA)>
> ]>
> <First>
> <headline>
> 12324566
> </headline>
> </First>
> This would be great, because every time I get an update of the xml I
> get the dtd as well - however - I don't know how to generate it using
> JDom tools, and don't know how to parse it to a document either.
>> Elite